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Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
I)Oep

Edwin n. Carter, OF this city, Who
for the second time has been houored
with being elected president OF the Ns.
tiopsl Ysrdmasters Convention, 10.
turned homo from tho meeting at De.
troit, Michigan, on Sunday evening
The convention next year viii be held
ct Richmond, Va.
A colored man was struck by q shifter
while attempting 10 cross the railroad
track, at Water and Market streets last
evening. The man was thrown on his
face while his bundle was thrown Up on
the cow catcher. The man had lucky
escape from death.
A young man who attended the festi
val ut Mt. Cab last week. got 10 badly
Intoxicated that the young lady who
accom- panied him WAS under the neces.
sity 6f taking charge OF the horse and
buggy and driving 10 her home.
Themes bird, Jr., Of Brand y wine
Hundred, had the top torn from hil
lGermautown carriage on Monday even
ling, at Clay mont, through his hors,
taking fright and running under som,
trees by the roadside.
The strawbe festival at Red Liov
I'M. K church last week WAS quite vel
attended, notwithstanding the inc em
(ency OF the weather. and the receipt
, netted some $50 OF $40.
Il John Ir7ir, aged 9 years, left hi
|, home, No. 1928 Kiikwood street, las
Monday, and his parents have beef
Ioaused considerable uneasiness by hi
protrac.ed absence.
/ Geo. G. Lobdell and Alexander Nc
l.
sofa, to attend the Locomotive Manu-
facturers' Conven ti0n which meets Il
, that city.
J Miss Emma. daughter of Hon. Cha,
r. Lore, graduated yesterday at th
, o yon,z School for young ladies, 1
!, Pernsylvania. In the closing exercise
she appeared ~ o s0loist on the har
and plano.
The Land League and the youn
. folks of st. Peters church will max
! All excursion to u MON Park on the At
.. LOT July. The Warren Club will OIL,
!, Join them.
II Charles B Dougherty, Of the firm {
j. j. Dougberty & Bro will be marie
Y Ito Miss Martha Stewart, at St. Mary
!. Church, on the 25tb pr0ximo.
q L. @. Bertolette, who gYaduA'ed .
! 1.-THE Naval Academy 1t Annapolis hs
!. been ar zned TO the U. 8. steam,
y Trenton for duty
" The Aunt Betsey entertainment ,
fsorkland. on Tuesday evening, WI
lqul,e well attended, and the Old lar
was very we'll pleased with the result
The Pusey & Jones Company, havir
W shippad o new gas engine TO parties
1t New York, received orders for two mo
" Iof the same kind.
re- 1T. Mullin & Son, Sixth ard Ma
RS ket streets, advertise boys clothing
n greatly reduced ra;cs in order to Gle
he out their present stock.
~ The Social Circle OF the Second Ba
e list Church has adjourned for the &c
SOD. and will not hold q meeting
W night
edi The Coroner's inquest yesterday ren
lie ered verdict that Thomas l.. Ola
a came to his death 10y suicide, while labt
e ing under an attack of temporary insa
a ily.
K Congressman Pennington WAS In &
t. city TODAY and stepped into the Il
* PUBLICAN Office for moments chat,
ee' Rachel g.. wife OF DR. Albert Viii
u, !, ley Of Frederica, died on Monday = "a
iu of pulmonary apoplexy.
~ Hon. Thomas f. Bayard arrived
nj this city asst evening, ard passed +
h houre at his home.
ItsI A man named Cook lost q very G
horse by heart diseSss at Eleventh a
Poplar ttreets yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Furnacemen,s Uit,matum.

The coke operators of the Connellsville
region will hold a conference with the
blast furnacemen in Pi,tsburQ to-day.
As already announced, the furnacemen
have given as their ultimatum that they
will not receive coke at 81 even if the
strike is settled. They are expected to
emphasize this determination to-day. "It
H. argued that this will make the opera
tors more united not to give in to the
coke strikers"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
N nstering In TrOOps.

Adjutsut General Kenney, Colone
Samuel M. Wood and Adjutsnt Hsr
man last evening mustered In forty
men OF Troop b, Delaware National
Guards. Samuel A. MacA Ulster Is cap
tain of the the troop; Thomas b. Rilt
First Lientt nsnt, and O. M. Stevenson
Second Lieutenant.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
BADLY HuHI

George Dennis fell distance of some
fourteen feet. yesterday afternoon, at
at the new Market street bridge over
the Brandy wiue, and WAS quite bad y
hurt. He walked TO GsllaRher's drug
store, aud was after wards taken to his
home, 1886 Pine street, when DR.. Nan
dain WAS called in. This morning he
Was said to be improving.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Personal.

W. W. Joseph arrived In this city
yesterday afternoon, having passed the
win Ter in Florida. After passing week
or two with his brother, N. Joseph, hf
will visit Rel oboth, and return to his
home In Ackley, Iowa, about the first
of September. He is In good health,
and Lis friends In this city are pleas ed
TO see him looking so hale and hearty.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Another Fire Alarm BOx.

Superintendent Aydon, of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, aud Councilman Quinn
chairman of the Fire Committee, have
determined to place the new fire alarm
box at Thirteenth aud Claymont streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

Be1inu,nR Young,

EARLY on Monday morning three bust
ne IS places on the Second floor Of the
building. 705 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
were broken into aud robbed of various
articles valued altogether at about $3.50,
and an G 'ert WAS made +, aEtsr the cigar
store on the first floor, but the robbers
were not successful in gaining an en-
trance
The affair was reported to Chief OF DE
tectives Wood, and Detectives Miller ana
Tate were detailed on the case. Last
evening they arrested James Mccall. six
teen yeare old of SOC south Fourth street
and Spencer r. Palmer, sixteen years OLD,
of 2126 Huber street, on the charge 0,
being the robbers, and they were LOCKED
up for hearing this morning.
The lads made full confession OF the
crime and gave up portion OF the stolen
goods aud told where the remainder car
be found. They say thev gained an en-
trance to the stairway of the building by
pickipp the lock OF the front door with
button hook. On reaching the second
floor thew cut pane OF glass from the
window of the room of the Commercial
Stamp Company and helped themselves
to what they could carry. They mex
visited the Office Of w. L. Percy q Co.
in the came manner and secured lou o
postage stamps. The office of George A
Wolf next received their attention, but
they found but little that pleased thei
fancy.
Determined on making c.ean JOB o
the building they went down me bac'
stairway and attempted to force the rea
door of the store OF George Esler, DR.
but came in contact with heavy iro
bar, with which the door was fastened
and abandoned the job after setting III
d COR on fire. with paper torches used
lighting them in their work.
Palmer also admits having robbed tn
till OF Mr.. Esler of Sl3. 40 about ten day
ago. He entered the store few minute
after 1t bad been opened by the boy. an
announced that he had been employ
by the proprietor He took of his COS
and began busting the place, and whe
the boy in the place went out TO.
bucket of water, the new boy helped hin
self to the cash. After he had accou
plished his purpose he left with promi
20 return later. The prise ner will have
hearing this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Holy Mo.es, Let Her Boon!


In your Iape; Of yesterday read al
articie healed: Let her SO, Calls.
thef.' Now, eioes Mr. Moses tat
" ade ouch favorable suggestion a5ou
What snoGld take u!sce on the glorious
Fourth of Jug, l rnust most heartily
ray Instead OF Let her 90, Gallagher
tubsiituts tho gcris: "Holy NJ ses. lei
her boon, CNE or YOUR READERS
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Refrigerator Cheap,

A butcher or any one keeping store
can buy refrigerator cheap by ca Hing
on Isaac Pile, a. the Clayton Hon, o, as
he has one In 6rst-class condition that
can be bought very cheap.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

A strawberry festival will be held In
White Clay Greek Presbyterian Chui Oh
on Thursday aud Friday evenings, The
10Th and 18th inst An are invited.
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state or the Temperature
rho Woatnes.

Tomorrow promises to be from fair to
partly cloudy, and slightly warmer
Similar conditions will probably pre-
vail on Friday, followed by local show
ers In the north uest and cooler condi
tions.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Excursion

Gouley's popular excursion to New
York, Brooklyn, up the Hudson river and
down to Coney island, on Thursday, Au.
gust 4. Tickets for the trip. $500; chill.
dren from to IL years, $l.50.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

VIM, B, SHARP & co.,
Fourth and Market SIS.
We ofera special
and immense bar
gain in Parasols and
Sun Shades. These
goods are all new
this season, made by
Drown, and are s,l-
perior in style and
finish, with unusual.
lily handsome and
novel handles.
They are in black,
|plain colors, fancies,
lplaids, dots and
stripes, all of good
silk and gloria.
Any lady going to
1.-THE sea shore OF
mountains can find
something in this LOT
particularly adapted
for that purpose.
The Stay-at.home'
Twill find just as goot
Jones for the ho1
months.
| You don't Otter
|get Drown down tt
these figures.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
nU bLIU SALE
TCATILE and PIGSAos

The subscriber having TOLD his farm. and
having to give Pc session immsaiateiy Of
his pasture lands, will dispDso Of his sock
wine Hunore on Philadelpnla pike, enc
mile fro ID tho City Of lining ton, on
MONDAY, the 20tn DAY OF JUNE. 1887,
at O'Clock p. m, sharp,
40 head Of eattle and so pigs There W Ill b.
20 head Ct cows and caves, extra good ones.
10 head OF COWS that have been mfikiA {
since last fan and this spring. They ore All
milking good nov. 10 head OF sprinssrs
and feedsrs, 2 yesrling h.ifsrs, l yoke Ct
oxen, good Horhere.
Among this lot OF co VS. VIII DO found seve-
raj big mixers. to head OF shosts, consist
Try OF Refksbire, fs3sx, Poialp. Ohina alI
Chester whites. An extra good lot of p .ga.
MI sums oil 325 and under TO be cash. All
over S.5 c.e ut Of 9 months interest added,
THOMAS y. ROBINSON.
l.. W. Stidham X Son. Auct il5 .atd-ltw
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

On tho lih inst, BY
Rev. ID. n. Dor krsn, at tho brides resi-
dence, Joseph ID vie and Clara Moore.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

when you osn ALWAYS and just VITA
you wait In has or boduet at Mrs. L. s
Kieby's, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
Cranor a. Co .

Have reduced their prettiest end most
desirable dress goods from 81 70 10 81. 90
per J Arl.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

When baby wa Sex. " gaze ner Clsso-ia,
" nen she wa htls', sn, cried for C.storis
~ nan she pc zlG 'ii,-. Sue ciank TO C,.s. y a
Nnen sne had Cl.t tceI, sne = We them Gas
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

gSOR SALE-2-SrOEY BRICK HOUSE
n On south .slde OF lowering avonpe,
near Vanburen street. VIII cell cheap and
on terms to suit purchaser. Monthly Install
mens taken. lao Si7 Linden street. A2.,y
To W. SCOTT VERNON, thts otio,, il5 II
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
rms Msrulny' wv "

1..v,, Boulder, JOSEF, Ia., y
r L Mari, and DANIEL p I.n,t,
tipsd 81 and costs lsI , c.s''
= M n%sI was committed ta, a,al
20 give him time Il to IN. recall ali
and ,aS' Thomas Cough, ,'a" s''
costs cost each for corner ,oal'
Had a FIT IN u,
"pr Jester who S, nt' 3
since - YESTERDAY =, no sa'Ornlss
o NESS. h mS,s g II be -rsved ll,sa'
and s,asl declared that be n, s'1 WI
to himself. Dr. ..ousc NOV 70
and ordered him f'D ]
house. --.~.~
10 TO ,,o 4
,.u,o- 8 Fnllerlo,a.';Y, %,sis
, ray . vial Il Of Hap Sos.s, SsE
Al
M s1e' Are small, rs aSiii,sn
lust lust the thing ,oI ..~-
Bsrt,s'' and ,.' 's,' o. /,
Excursion rs oIsl H 10 n o.
o G, y do.,o hSs.'T lcs''' "
G. Go with Them II
second Hap'', .,,,st Il
wlll leave Fonr ,n iThh'S'
Epo =, for beverly r.,>
A.troIos''... I'd,
Madam niscass!s, 81, VI %s' 81 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
seventh five Cents and Iosts Is Ali He
Paid,

To THE EDITORS OF THE REPUDLI
CAN'T is with pleasure l make my
luck known 10 you snd the public. Lsst
Monday l arrived here to make vii
m'net)n my home, and naturally made
Inquiries to which was the leading pa
per. adopted the proper plan BY ask
ing newsboys, and learned that the cir
Gu alton OF the REPUBLICAN was more
than all the other oaiies in the city
combined. In lookisg over several an
nouncements ! read OF Mr.. Meyers
luck in making q successful parchase
ard noticing that he only added IN
per clnt prod. to the cost of manufsc
ture kew 1 must certainly get big
bargain when he bought goods 80 much
less than what they coat to make mp
1 took advantage of the article and got
portion Of his benef. and ali paid for
3 suit G. clothes, that 1 sm convinced
beyond doubt Ia wotth $40 GO, Is ten
dollar Lots, consequently all l paid
was 70 cents above what they cost him,
and as deem IL no more than proper
10 put p,cple on the track for the SAM
benefit, take pl assure in making 1t
known to yoU aud the public.
Respectfully
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
KIRK e God HouSe.
For tie benefit of rew corners TO thi,
section OF the country We will say tina
Mayors Grand Central Clothing Depo
il on The north west corner of Fifth ant
Marke. streets, opposite the entrance L
tie Gag ton House, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

Samples OF what It will do on exhibit
ttcn at psrfc-th's Drug s.or", Pad and
Market.
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STOP HERE!!

You will find no need Of
walking further. You will
find that which is advertised
and at advertised prices at
ZIG Market street. Our Che.
viot Suit is just the thing for
this weather. II to the sea-
shore you are going, you
will need one of them. The
price is right.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15
NOTICE.! NOTICE !!
SAM. (. SMYTH
hiss opened
CHINA STORE,
217 KING STREET,

217 KING STREET,
Where he vii keep IN stock a
full line of China and Glass
Ware, Crocke'y, Lamps and
and ether gooos pertaining to
the business. Having bought
these goods for cash, at bottom
prices, he is ems bled to offer un-
excelled bargains. jl3'6t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-15

EJXuU HSitiN \
u The Young Peoples rs.r1ssik.-i:
Chr tstian Also ,iat,up. in conus-,i. ~i.n
tho sunday school OF Olivet Presbyterian
Chu oh, Will & We an excursion to BI nS
ham ParH, on Thuredav, June Isl. rIoceeu'
for the eneht OF reading room. IiosS@'
" CO.. Ohi drep, 20 cents. lle-.01"
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Al IxcH or WArER.--The United
States laws relating to the measure
ment Of water are - follows: Water
sold BY tho inch by an individual or
corporation shall be measured as fol-
lows. to-wit: Every inch shall be
considered equal to an inch square
ori6cs under . 6ve-hch pressure, and
: Ave Inch pressure shall be from the
top Of the orifcs Of the box put into
the banks Of the ditch TO the surface
Of the water. Said boxes or any do,
Or aperture through which such wateI
may Be measured shall in al casss bs
M inches perpendicular measurement
except boxes delivering less than
twelve inches, which may be square
with or without slides; all sides FOL
these same may move horizontally and
not otherwise, and said box put into
banks Of ditch shall have descending
grade from the water to the ditch ol
not LEES than one eighth Of an inch 70
the foot.
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sher.G's sale.

Thns. Barry va. Robert McGuiEncss aud
Anna McGuinness.
BY virtue Of an executi n issued out Of
the District Court Of the Cd Judicial Dis
trict Of ! r, in and for Boise county,
wherein Thomas Barry Is plaintiff and
Robert McGuinncss and Anna Medium
ness are defendants, upon judgment rem
dered the Esd day Of september, 1885, for
the sum OF $o00. lawful money Of the Uni.
ted States, besides costs and interest, ]
have this day levied upon all the right, Il.
tie, claim and interest Of said defendants,
or either OF them, Of, In and TO the follow.
Ing described real estate, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land
beginning ct point on the west line Of
Montgomery street, In Idaho City, about
forty feet more or less from where the road
to Slaughter House Gulch intersects said
west line Of Montgomery street, and ex.
tending south along and fronting on said
street forty feet more or less, and extend
ing back from said street with the uni
form width of 40 feet more or less TO the
meadow Of Thomas Barry, 10 feet more Of
less.
Public notice is hereby given that will
on Wednesday, the 22d day Of Sept, 1887
at / O'Clock r. n. Of that day, In front Of
the Court House door Of Boise Co., sell q
public auction for lawful money Of the U
g., all right, title, claim and interest q
said defendants, or either Of them, OF, In
and TO the above described property, or sc
much thereof as may be necessary to raiss
safiicient to satisfy said judgment, will
interest and costs, etc, to the highest ant
best bidder.
C. G. HAVIRD,
Sheriff.
August 81. 1887. 3w.
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A Dakota Bride.

Old Bud Jackson, one OF the terrors
of Montana, lost his fourth wife, and
came over into Dakota for fifth
victim. He met and married the
widow Bsggs, frail, gentle looking
little woman, who had just been left
widow for the third time, and
seemed crushed to earth by her losses.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson wendell their
way to Buds Montana home, and as
the gushing bridegroom led his bride
into his lovely cottage OF one room
and introduced her 70 his favorite
dogs, he said tenderly:
"You want to remember, Mrs,
Jackson, that I'm the boss here
Don't you never forget that. The
four dear companions that I've laid
away mighty soon found that out
All | ever had to do was to crook
my finger and they come a runnin
to know what ! wanted. There
wasn't no haugin' back or askln
questions. You see that OF CAD uI
there? Well, that's the little arby.
trater that lister settle any Sigh,
differences ever had with the foul
dear companions that are gone. They
ginerally suckkumsd after bout si'
ticks, an ! hope you'll be equally
obeejent.
SNOW s'posen you take my boot
an clean 'em up an grease 'em
They've got mighty muddy while w
was on our tower. Clean 'em NJ
good. I'm mighty pertickler 'bou
my boots, an I'd hate to take that al
CAD down the fust day you was il
your new home. Come an pull OF
the boots"
The frail, sad-eyed little bride die
not move. Her pretty lips began q
tremble, and her gentle bosom heaved
"You comin'?" roared Jackson. "He'
! got to snatch down that air CAD
Oh, yor comm ehP"
! She came. She snatohed down tn
CAD on her way, and, with teeth Sc
and eyes that twinkled merrily, sh
landed within two feet of Bud. H
had faced wildcats and hyneas, bu
never anything like this. A confic
ensued; it was short, fierce and de
J cisive. 1t ended in Buds crawlin,
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under the bed, and as she prodded
him with hoe-handle she gaily
shouted:
Eye pore inherent thing, yc!
Hain't no mo- sense ner to raise the
dander of Lily Jane Baggs Jackson,
her that never did nor never will take
word Of sass from any man living
Ye'd better crawl under there! Ye'd
better crawl clean through the wall
Oh, yell boiler huff hey9 Well, you
go and cut months supply of stove.
wood fore you show yer face in this
cabin agin. III learn ye who's bosi
herc!"
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Siivxn Norrs.--At the last session
Of Congress, an act was passed
authorizing the issuance OF silver
notes OF the denominations OF one,
two and Eve dollars, respectively, re-
desmable in Standard dollars. These
notes are similar in appearance to
greenbacks, and are intended to take
the place Of the latter in the Eastern
States, whore the people are not &C
customsd to handling coin, and seem
70 prefer papar money 70 either gold
O silver. Tho notes have been ia
great demand, and for . while the
Treasury Department was unable t.
supply them on order. Now, how
ever, the Treasurer announces thai
h has made arrangements for tbs
prompt delivery Of the notes to bank
en- and others who may require them
The issuance Of these notes ha,
partially solved the silver question
II tho demand for them continues
every STANDARD dollar in tho Treasur,
will be represented in the circulation
BY silver note, and the Secretary o.
the Treasury will have to increas.
the monthly coinage of standard dol
Jars, a. no note can be issued unit
there ia dollar in the Treasury I,
represen il.
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Dr.. Pancoast, Of Philadelphia, tcs-
si6ed - ) tnal in this city that Amer
lean Surgeons do not "sxperiment" on
patients In hospitals. II have seen il
done In France and Germany" he
aid; sbut with u the poorest patien,
ia ~ world receives - good treat
msut ~ would his honor on the bench.
THaspsr1 Bazaar.
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BUFFALO BlLL's SHOW.

The Montana Livestock Journal
gives the following description OF
Bill Cody's show as given by Mr.
Grisy, who has just returned from
London:
The park in which the Wild West
show is given will hold 10000 people,
and two exhibitions are given daily,
the admission being only 70 cents.
Within the enclosure they have built
log shscks, corrals and dug-outs, re-
producing everything exactly As It is
on the Western plains, even the In
dams, Of whom they have 30, living
ia their tspess. Two hundred horses
are used BY the troupe. Fifty Texas
cattle, with their large Texas brands
upon them, are to be seen. The buf-
falo even ia there in herd Of about
20. One novel feature 10 team OF
elk, which they have broken to trot
with dog cart. Those animals can
make ! mile 10 2:35. As TO the cow
boys, ! gang Of Wyoming and Mon
tana cowboys, the best riders in the
world, have astonishsd al Europe by
their wonderful feats Of horsemanshiP.
Tho best riders Of England have &C.
knowlsdged that the cowboy style
Of sitting the saddle firmly 10 the cor
root one. The cowboys attract more
attention than any other feature OF
the show. They are objects Of such
interest that they are granted the
freedom Of the city Of London. They
are allowed to 20 through the streets
wearing their snaps, high-heeled
boots, big hats and revolvers--n not
withstanding the fact that any person
found bearing arms would be arrested
and severely dealt with. In their
walks around town they are followed
by crowds Of people. They are made
the recipients Of immense numbers Of
valuable presents from all classes Of
people.
Buck Taylor, considered tho best
rider in the show, is paid 800 .
month. At one Of the performances,
which Mr.. Grisy attended with his
family, Buck sought him out aud took
the baby and rode through the
grounds, proudly showing the little
one to the crowds and announcing
with pride thkt it was . genuine
Montana kid"
Fine exhibitions Of roping are wit
messed, the ropers being Mexicans
who are most expert. All the ami.
mails are kept on the very highest
feed, 10 that the horses are spirited
and the animals as wild as deer.
The two lady riders from Colorado
| are fns horsewomen and do some
very fine shooting with the rifle.
No performance is attended by les
than $4,000 people.
The attack of the Indians and rob
bers upon the Deadwood stage, ant
the sun and war dance and stock at
fractions, are features of which thu
people never tire. Mr.. Grisy say
Buffalo Bill is undoubtedly clearing
10000 day.
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An Iowa editor closes . rhapsodi-
cal sulogiun Of his state in the fol-
lowing style: .When the roll call is
sounded on shs Judgment day, and
the heavens are rolled together as q
scroll, and the reverberations Of
wrecked and ruined worlds peal forth
ths Fat Of eternal rest, want to hang
my weary bones on the galley rack Of
Immortality and register 10 four-line
pioa q man from Iowa."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-30

II Russian ssronaut CAslovichs
slaims 10 have ct last invented per-
Ssssly navigabls balloon. In order
y preserve The secret Of its con-
pls~ssion, b. y having the various
- II ~ balloon built in different
soantsies.